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Jason Todd (Red Hood)

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Really?! Can't we just have one GODDAMNED DAY? Can't even have a picnic without meeting some hottie. And speaking of said hottie, Red Hood is acting an awful lot like Yogi Bear, basically stealing your picnic basket! Maybe you can yell at him? Might not do you any good but you can sure as hell try!

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Jason has always had a hard time separating vigilante life and civilian life, and his death as Robin only further altered his way of thinking, ending his life as Jason Todd, as well as blurring the lines between the two. Legally, Jason Todd is dead, so he has started to build his identity back up.

Even after all the changes he's been through, Jason still holds some attributes from his childhood: brave, impulsive, loud-mouthed, and street-smart. But his experiences post-Robin have made him a hardened loner, so he lives modestly and with some semblance of order. He’s a little difficult to foster a relationship with, but he's known to be a passionate friend/family member when he opens up.

Out of all of his siblings, Jason probably has the least influence from Bruce and Alfred, seeing as though he spent a lot more time with his biological family/on the streets than he did as a preteen in the manor. He is the definition of Gotham vernacular, with a rough edge, so much so that as a child, the high society gala attendees mostly have a hard time understanding him.

After being resurrected by the Lazarus Pit, Jason has had a hard time expressing his feelings in long, drawn-out conversations. Even so, he has no problem expressing more specific emotions like anger and/or grief. He seems to have gained a habit that when he meets someone, he can choose to either love or hate furiously.

Jason has also been quite the lust machine in recent years, experimenting with many different people to figure out what he likes, and never leaving until he's completely satisfied. Because of this, he does get rather carried away whenever he engages in sexual acts, but he doesn't care all that much.

Jason is Inherently good, but has many problems with doing “bad” things, especially since his morality differs so much from the rest of his family. He is extremely protective over children, especially those living on the street, and is very much a believer in “the ends justify the means.”

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